1950_01 The Daily Collegian January 1950

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Reporter quizzes
athletic director,
gives opinions
j Renegades enter   ^^"'^J"6^0^
> two for ski meet
e  stadium  offk'..   l.y   Myroi
Five initiated
Tourney to end Tuesday
IDA MAE DRESS SHOP
SKIRTS-SWEATERS 1/3 OFF
DATC DRESSES 1/3 to 1/2 OFF
CHRISMAN'S
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1035 Olive St.
■Chicken in the Rough" $1.00
o meal In Itself
6 A.M. lo 1 A.M.—Sat. 2 A.M.
Recap Those
Slippery Tires
POPE TIRE C0.IJ
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TIRES
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Phone 4-4767
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SLIM De LOTTO
RADIOS  - CLOCKS  - LAMPS  -  APPLIANCES
NEW career opportunities for you
in the U. S. AIR FORCE as an
OFFICER AND NAVIGATOR
20 and 2611.  who are __d
qualify for such training.
If you can meet the high physical and
educational standards (at least two yean
of college), and are selected, you can tx
among the first to attend the new one-
year navigator training course at Elling-
with pay, you'll be ready for challenging
assignments as navigator with one of the
famous comrri.inds in thc U. S. Air
Force. Your office will be the "front
office" of mighty bombers or long-range
transports!
ig the first
■.Ha¬
iti. S..
A new class begins each m
nth!
bod for your eyes os the
crazy Idea shown here. Use
correct size bulbs In proper
fixtures for your study and
work. Keep your bulbs cleon
and you'll be surprised how
much better-you eon tea.
BETTER  LIGHT MEANS
BETTER SIGHT
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Altnlim: Ai-Ulion CtJttBrneb, tT-lirne/os
ONLY THE BEST CAN BE
AVIATION CADETS,
Order of events listed in new campus squabble
strncUca of faculty homes Isor
ternlty an. sorority -
Tha project, to He known i
University-Terrace Subdlvlsl
balded by three trustees. Ralph A. I
BynMZA_aiAN
-   The Taylor and Wheeler
■"J-Jt'lan Arm was awarded t—
". _ of Shields Ave. ConatrnetloD
. Joyal.
Oct  7:   City  planning c
ra tba way for aarly
legislators Indicated they opposed
., 17:  The rlty  comml.
Bd Weybret. Monterey,
. both partle- elearly bar. legal
eUon ot Intent awema aharply
(Commutionffl)
FRESNO   STATE   COLLEGE
FINALS
START
MONDAY
COLLEGIAN
ARGYLE
SHUFFLE
FRIDAY
Fourteen to vie for'
top jobs; primary
elections today
With 14 .aspirants seeking four student body positions,
(Kti'ni day will dawn over thc campus at 8 a.m. tomorrow,
with voting booths at thc library and the student union.
tleneral elections will be held Friday.
Seeking the vice presidential position are George Knapp
s"Und HSAE sets theme
p«"«pS for annual After
LeeJ-J Finals' barn dance
Four main topics
will face council
Above'is shown the c
I locotioh ol the projectedcampus. Since its lentative abandonment last month, it seems logical th.
highest bidder. The land is planted lo lig trees. On Fresno Street, near Shields, is the location c!
President loyal's completed home, and the planned fraternity row. Bee pho'.o
jAiphas make plans Top-drawer officials maintain
ito elect annual    i   . (^ ... , ,.
Snow Ball Queen site change will be expedient
-.-..-__-  *-_- roedsjast^nlrttj By JIM ZAILLIAN
Jrst step to Said Mayor Gordon G. Dunn: "You can take your hogs and pigs and go elsewhere!"
winter Car- Said the Stair ni I'aliti.riiin. "All right, we will!" And with the hogs and pigs will go
lte finalists | all of Fresno State College. Left behind will be the new community planned by faculty
h the queen | members. And possibly, so too will be left the fine fraternity row planned by frats and
id later th s sororities of Fresno State College. Also left behind will be the beautiful new home of Presi-
«   ot  Alpha  ' — -fdent Arnold
«.»• Charles Brown named
XXniSafstrom's assistant by
?p;H||FSC board of directors    „
la Empathy:      Charles J.  Brown, manager of athletics, was appointed in.-i-.iinK
ii [last week to the position of assistant general manager of thc -omeaite
--•--:— s... ,v,„ iv_ir_ nf directors, unon the recommenda-1""  """"'
last week to tne position m u.-*>i_w...i ,
association by thc board of directors,
from Fresno State College in 10-11
association oy me u-«*_ oi uuvvwi.. Mo¬
tion of Arthur Safstrom, general manager.
Brown, who graduated frc
Off with your shoes' is the order of the day
for Staters who will join in on Argyle Shuffle
ed a sllsi-t raise In salary.
CHARLES I. BROWN
Vets' representative
to be on campus
Dis_lavina the aravto* ne P"0™ ,!° ,w_aI_.--nsive audi- wKh ■T,rl* w*V<n,
aS-TfWi^B»«Sli_r tataerSSSSn! Berne U aoc-s;^
ence left to tight in BUI N«g"»J "?      Pr,o£ by Riechel Urousar.. mt«
Mclntire. Bette CunllHe. and Ed Mincy.      r „
s should see Sander
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